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Market Cap 1.88B P/E - EPS this Y - Ern Qtrly Grth -
Income 393.25M Forward P/E - EPS next Y - 50D Avg Chg 4.00%
Sales 22.35M PEG - EPS past 5Y - 200D Avg Chg 7.00%
Dividend 25.00% Price/Book 1.33 EPS next 5Y - 52W High Chg -21.00%
Recommedations - Quick Ratio 0.85 Shares Outstanding 234.74M 52W Low Chg 20.00%
Insider Own 0.01% ROA 0.24% Shares Float - Beta 1.12
Inst Own 15.46% ROE 26.39% Shares Shorted/Prior 11.76M/14.05M Price 8.63
Gross Margin 100.00% Profit Margin 1,759.17% Avg. Volume 1,208,388 Target Price -
Oper. Margin 7.86% Earnings Date - Volume 1,700,678 Change -1.03%
About Cornerstone Strategic Value Fd

Cornerstone Strategic Value Fund, Inc. is a closed-ended equity mutual fund launched and managed by Cornerstone Advisors, LLC. The fund invests in public equity markets across the globe. It seeks to invest in stocks of companies operating across diversified sectors. The fund primarily invests in value and growth stocks of companies. It also invests through other closed-end investment companies and ETF's. Cornerstone Strategic Value Fund, Inc. was formed on May 1, 1987 and is domiciled in the United States.

CLM Chatroom

User Image NigerianNightmare35 Posted - 11 hours ago

$CLM Nav 7.09. Nice surprise considering the top tech holdings.

User Image Keith1950 Posted - 13 hours ago

$CLM My Fidelity portfolio is at an all-time high thanks primarily to $CLM & $CRF. $AGNC is also doing very well, and I have high hopes for $OXLC. Hope there's not a bloodbath next week after the Friday's PCE.

User Image NigerianNightmare35 Posted - 13 hours ago

$CLM

User Image wumiller Posted - 14 hours ago

$CLM Thinking the NAV could be lower today maybe around 7(I'm basing that on the performance of top 4/5 stocks) but if we stay at these levels the premium will be about 7% which is the most it's been for a while

User Image Dragon_Trader_64 Posted - 16 hours ago

$CLM

User Image pLaTa0hpLoMo Posted - 18 hours ago

@Dragon_Trader_64 Does $CLM drip at a discount?

User Image wumiller Posted - 18 hours ago

$CLM Just sold at $7.52 and $CRF $7.50 still can't get used to them trading at basically the same price Not large trades just basically selling my upcoming drip shares as the position is a little larger than I am comfortable with I do have smallish orders all the way up to $8.00 though not really expecting most of those to fill but no harm in putting them out there(well other than them filling and going higher :)

User Image MoonBeam12 Posted - 19 hours ago

$CLM Divy hit early on Fidelity today:)

User Image Keith1950 Posted - 1 day ago

@JBuyer all I can say is that I paid $150 less for my 2,767 $CRF shares than my 2,767 $CLM shares but CRF total value is $152 more the CLM value since this January so CRF has outperformed CLM by $300 so far this year. All shares were purchased in equal amounts on the same days.

User Image goofyfoot Posted - 1 day ago

$CLM Isn’t $CRF supposed to have a lower price per share than CLM?

User Image Tahmkench911 Posted - 1 day ago

$CLM $CRF When they announce a rights offering, do you guys immediately sell and rebuy after the offering? Or do you ride it down

User Image wumiller Posted - 1 day ago

$OXLC My schwabby account just reached it's post covid high crossing the August 11th 2022 previous high however by far the largest part of my portfolio(that's a joke)was made up of 4 stocks very familier to all of you and the price that day using an avg of high and low for the day $CLM $10.80 $CRF $10.40 $OXLC $6.40 $ECC $11.35 I was thinking of calculating what my account would be with current holdings at those prices but I might start sounding like Mr C----r H-t :)

User Image Keith1950 Posted - 1 day ago

@MichaelJk @JBuyer I started a 50/50 position for $CLM & $CRF in January. Dripping at NAV, I have 1.5 shares more in $CRF than $CLM. Until clm reestablishes the 30 to 40 cent spread in share price, $CRF is a slightly better buy right now.

User Image Dragon_Trader_64 Posted - 1 day ago

$CLM $CRF, $GOF, $PDI and $RCS make my 5 favorite CEF's for both the dividends and the DRIP percentages.

User Image JBuyer Posted - 2 days ago

$CLM I do not remember ever seeing CLM and CRF so close in share price. I still hold a reduced position in both. Seems that the two have always held the same securities and are now starting to even out in SP as well as SP to NAV.

User Image Shane_Crawford Posted - 3 days ago

$CLM looking decent. iqst is also making a move to the upside. Small company that will do over 1/4B revenue this year.

User Image antifapat Posted - 4 days ago

$CRF $CLM https://seekingalpha.com/article/4680189-cornerstone-total-return-fund-building-a-foundation-for-income?mailingid=34801652&messageid=2800&serial=34801652.2221

User Image NigerianNightmare35 Posted - 6 days ago

$CLM NAV 7.06. Nice

User Image antifapat Posted - 6 days ago

I now have 1,000+ shares of each of these beauties in each of our Roth IRA accounts; $CLM $CRF $ECC & $OXLC

User Image antifapat Posted - 6 days ago

Bought 300 shares of $CLM $CRF & $ECC in each account

User Image antifapat Posted - 1 week ago

@natezahm @PennyWeasel @Traderfritz keep an eye on premium/discount to nav, that's a pretty good determinant whether there'll be a discount or not. also, check the sec documents. look for 'dividend reinvestment plan' and specifically the most common '95%' referring to the discount. for example, look at cefconnect for discount/premium info, or the issuer website. $CLM & $CRF are easy and quite unique; https://www.cornerstonestrategicvaluefund.com/assets/pdfs/other-info/Dividend.pdf and https://www.cornerstonestrategicvaluefund.com/net-asset-value.html. Other funds 'hide' that info. but $GOF does a great job; https://www.guggenheiminvestments.com/cef/fund/gof/distributions

User Image amf99 Posted - 1 week ago

$CLM wicked, cost bases 3.24,

User Image wumiller Posted - 1 week ago

$CLM that's more like it sold at 7.37 and 7.38 I love this ticker and it has done wonders for me personally but I just have so much of it and every month it grows

User Image Dragon_Trader_64 Posted - 1 week ago

$CRF Dividends rule the roost, just don't forget that. Dividends feed the DRIP while both keep compounding into more shares every month. My favorite list is below sorted by Div to NAV rates. You'll notice $CRF is at the top! But I like and have all of them in my long-term portfolio, along with $CLM which misses this list because its price is currently too close to the NAV, or it would be on top.

User Image NothnSpecial Posted - 1 week ago

@Traderfritz $CRF and $CLM aren’t bad either

User Image John444 Posted - 1 week ago

$CLM Are we voting for everything in the annual meeting?

User Image antifapat Posted - 1 week ago

@sonofaperch $CLM premium to #nav is now 5.35%, $CRF premium to #nav is now 9.53% https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jX7-2DV2Xu50ngRXx5gzv19NCeubfQq2zacuM09x_cI/edit#gid=927806648

User Image sonofaperch Posted - 1 week ago

$CLM NAV =6.91 $CRF NAV=6.61

User Image DIVIPLAN Posted - 1 week ago

$CLM Here's the weekly performance of the top 50 holdings for 03-15-24.

User Image rudedude Posted - 1 week ago

$GOF $PDI $SCHW $CRF $CLM I noticed my drip was much lower than it should be. At this point I may as well go back to Robinhood. TOS mobile is kinda crappy anyways. TD app was great.

Insider Trades Relationship Date Transactions Cost($) #Shares Value($) #Share Own SEC Form 4
Morris Matthew Director Director Aug 08 Sell 8.72 40,000 348,800 41,561 08/10/23
Morris Matthew Director Director Jun 27 Option 8.27 14,733 121,842 60,883 06/30/22
Bradshaw Joshua Director Director Jun 27 Option 8.27 3,861 31,930 4,356 06/29/22
BRADSHAW RALPH W President President Jun 27 Option 8.27 2,440 20,179 47,412 06/29/22